I am going to follow some lovely examples I saw in blogland of reviews of last year’s knitting and next year’s wish lists. Have to work some next week- it will not be all knitting fun and organizing- but hey- got to support the kid and the fiber habit… speaking of fiber- I have received my copy of Spin to Knit and I WILL learn how to spin in 2007! A girl can only take so much teasing from blogland ya’ know?
So Merry Christmas from New York City to all who celebrate and I’ll catch ya’ all before the end of the year with my lists (I hope…)!
I have learnt so much from all of you! The knitting bloggers community has been an awesome inspiration to me! Thanks for being out there, and leaving great comments- and keep coming back! Thanks!
So Merry Christmas from New York City to all who celebrate and I’ll catch ya’ all before the end of the year with my lists (I hope…)!I have learnt so much from all of you! The knitting bloggers community has been an awesome inspiration to me! Thanks for being out there, and leaving great comments- and keep coming back! Thanks!
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It has always been a dream of me to spend one Christmas in New York. It must be exiting to be in such a big city at this time, with all the lights and people and snow and colours. Now I am still here in the country, quiet, misty and very silent, it´s wonderful though.
Have a merry Merry Christmas and a wonderful time. Thank you so much for your visits and comments during the last year, I enjoyed and appreciated them so much.
Take care and keep on your great knitting and colours,
Suzi
I meant keep on with....of course! Oh, oh, my english!
Oh I absolutely love the container store. I have one of those rubbermaid bins that are used to store wrapping paper for my yarn. It works really well for the larger skeins because it's very slim nd tall. Just perfect for yarn. I also use stackable crates for yarn also.
Have a happy holiday also!
Chante
What a great photo! I'll be watching for your review and wish list...and will be thinking of mine which I'll post next week, too!
What a nice way to put them together...
Have a serene holiday and a productive week of clearing clutter!
(((hugs)))
I love the photo and I also adore the hats you knit! I am still trying to get myself to do fair isle again- we'll see about it.
Have a wonderful holiday season with lots of yarn and smiles....... and by the way- the socks are done! The socks from your yarn! And they are amazing! I am currently recharging the camera battery pack- otherwise the picture would be on my blog already- I adore the yarn. It is most perfect......
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
I dare you to work out how many miles of yarn you have.
Dearest! What a photographer you are, and poet. Well, your blog and YOU have sure lightened up many dark hours for me, that is for sure. It is so nice to hear from you. Now I get stuck, because I cannot say that I wish you WARMest holiday, Im sure you want a bit of a freeze, so you can use your great warm knitting! Anyhow. Warm holiday greetings! And yepp, the list is on the list ;-)
Thank you for the photo! I don't know what I enjoy more--your knitting or the NYC pics. Ah, spinning--this way madness lies. I bet you'd be really good at it.;)
Merry Christmas :-)
Merry, merry christmas to you!!
I most certainly will visit your blog alot of times in the year to come to enjoy and be inspired by all your wonderful projects!
Happy Holidays and happy best intentions to take inventory! :-) I believe you can do it, withh many knitting breaks, of course.
I hope that you had a great Christmas and that you will have a very happy new year.
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